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Hundreds of flooded protesters A busy Los Angeles Highway Sunday morning, causing important delays in traffic in response to the repression of illegal immigration of President Donald Trump.
The protest began On Olvera Street around 9 am with a large group of participants. Almost half an hour later, the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) announced several street closures due to “an not allowed demonstration that blocks traffic” and suggested that drivers find alternative routes.
The California road patrol also confirmed the protests and encouraged people to avoid the center of Los Angeles, while the authorities tried to obtain control of the demonstration.
“Avoid highway 101 in DTLA between I-10 and Mission RD., While we work to eliminate a highway protest. Access great risk of injuries,” CHP wrote in X.
Anti-Hielo protesters blocked traffic on Sunday morning on both sides of highway 101 in downtown Los Angeles. (Fox 11 Los Angeles)
You could see many of the protesters with signs, greeting Mexican flags and talk against Trump’s immigration policies. Officers could also be seen as a riot team and participate in a confrontation with protesters.
“No human is illegal in stolen lands,” said a sign.
Another said: “Fight for ignorance, not immigrants.”
Videos shared on social networks show what they seemed to be manifestors with graffiti on the walls of the highway and destroying at least one car that stopped in the middle of the crowd.
“The highways close and stop traffic in one of the most congested cities in the United States to try to convince us not to deport them,” Libs of Tiktok wrote from Tiktok conservative account while sharing the video of the incident. “This is not going to finish well. Get ice on the scene as soon as possible.”
“Deportation flights have begun” when Trump sends “a strong and clear message,” says the White House
The conservative influence Benny Johnson also shared a video of the protests, agreeing that “this will not end well for them.”
“Fafo: Mass deportation protesters completely blocked 101 Freeway in downtown Los Angeles. They are not only illegally in our country, they are now illegally blocking roads. This will not end well for them,” Johnson wrote in X.
Trump has received a violent reaction from several Democratic leaders who have promised to fight their deportation operation.
A large group of people protesting the repression of illegal immigration of President Donald Trump assaulted on Sunday the 101 highway in downtown Los Angeles, causing great delays for both sides of traffic in the area, according to the police. (Fox 11 Los Angeles)
White House Secretary, Karoline Leavitt, announced Friday that deportation flights have begun, Releasing photos of illegal immigrants addressing military airplanes.
“President Trump is sending a strong and clear message to the entire world: if he enters the United States of America illegally, he will face serious consequences,” he previously wrote in X.
Immigration and Customs Control (ICE) has arrested more than 7,400 illegal immigrants throughout the country in nine days in the middle of its aggressive repression promoted by the new Trump administration. The agency also said that it has placed almost 6,000 ice stop.
A mass protest was formed in the center of Los Angeles on Sunday in response to the repression of President Trump against immigration and the emphasis on deportations. (Fox 11 Los Angeles)
Ice officers have been carrying out raids in houses, work sites and other establishments, while the Trump administration He has promised to send the most violent illegal immigrants to Guantanamo Bay.
The Tom Homan border tsar has said that the Administration is pointing to violent illegal foreigners at this time. National security The secretary Kristi Noem, which supervises the ice, also said that federal immigration authorities are stopping the “worst of the worst” in the raids.
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When contacted to comment, the Office of the Governor of California Gavin Newsom referred to Fox News Digital for the California road patrol.
The mayor of Los Angeles, Karen Bass, could not be contacted to comment.
Michael Dorgan and Greg Norman of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
Stepheny Price is Fox News Digital and Fox Business writer. The advice and ideas of history can be sent to stepny.price@fox.com
